Nuclear Facility Shared Arms Data, U.S. Says
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Washington accused Pakistan’s largest nuclear facility of sharing technological know-how to make weapons of mass destruction or missiles capable of delivering them, a U.S. Embassy spokeswoman said.
Two-year sanctions placed on Khan Research Laboratories ban all U.S. sales and contracts. The spokeswoman did not name the other party involved, but a North Korean firm, Changg Wang Sinyong Corp., also was slapped with sanctions, apparently for its alleged role in missile transfers with Pakistan.
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